Rumble off the coast of Africa felt right around the Earth.

[jayjay]

On November 11, a low rumble started off the northeast coast of the tiny island of Mayotte, sandwiched between the northern tip of Madagascar and Malawi to the west on the African mainland.
It didn't make the news at the time because no one felt it.

au.finance.yahoo.com/news/low-rumble-off-coast-africa-144336023.html

www.nationalgeographic.com/science/2018/11/strange-earthquake-waves-rippled-around-world-earth-geology/

This only just hit our news here. It's quite an interesting read, the graphs in the first article are eye opening.

 

[Maverick]

There are thousands of submarine volcanoes, submarine slides and plate shifts under the ocean it could be anything

 

[KateMTx]

I was reading an article about this today. It could be the start of something bigger. Or it could be nothing. I guess time will tell.

 

[Maverick]

Always the armchair Seismologists preach the doomsday crap, I have seen on YouTube they say it tied in to the Alaskan EQ... BS

I have read that it’s a prelude to something bigger, so-called experts making outlandish claims in the media ought to have the credentials taken away by the academic community :-/

 

[tmttactical]

I have never seen the value of reporting or announcing a doomsday event. Can't stop it, so why predict it. We can't stop a grid down event and so what is the use. Don't tell the people, tell the ones that manage the grid. Those of us that do understand will do what we can to deal with it and the rest will do nothing, so what is the value?